JP2016143203A - Medical examination support device, operation method and operation program of the same, and medical examination support system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a medical examination support device with which medical staff can browse a patient list without feeling stress, the operation method and operation program of the same, and a medical examination support system.SOLUTION: In a patient list 71, an item number display mark 80A denoting the number of items included in a non-display portion and a patient number display mark 80B denoting the number of items (number of patients whose patient information is contained in a non-display portion) of patient information contained in the non-display portion are displayed. Each of the number display marks 80A and 80B is translucent and displayed in colorless gray, and has the form of a triangular arrow indicating a direction in which the non-display portion exists. In each of the number display marks 80A and 80B, a numeral denoting the item number is written.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 13

Description

  The present invention relates to a medical assistance device, a medical assistance device operating method and program, and a medical assistance system.

  In the medical field, in order for medical staff such as doctors to examine patients and laboratory technicians to perform medical examinations to facilitate the treatment of patients, patient identification information that identifies multiple items related to patient care and multiple patients A patient list in which the contents of a plurality of items for each patient are displayed in a two-dimensional region in which each is arranged is used for browsing medical staff.

  For example, Patent Literature 1 discloses a medical assistance device that generates a display screen having a patient list including items of medical treatment processes such as medical examinations and medical examinations performed by medical staff on patients as items relating to medical treatment of patients (Patent Literature 1). 1 is described as a management server). The medical assistance device outputs the generated display screen to a client terminal operated by each medical staff. The client terminal displays the display screen on the display and is used for browsing each medical staff.

  In the patient list described in Patent Literature 1, items are arranged on the horizontal axis, and patient identification information (indicated by patient number in Patent Literature 1) is arranged on the vertical axis. Examples of items include items for ophthalmic medical examinations such as visual acuity examination, mydriasis, fundus imaging, and non-contact tonometry, and items such as diagnosis, treatment, and accounting that are medical processes other than medical examinations. In the item of the medical process, an icon indicating the progress of the medical process (indicated as a status mark in Patent Document 1) is arranged.

  Part of the above items is displayed on the display screen of Patent Document 1, and the remaining items that do not fit on the display screen are hidden. In order to be able to display these non-display items, a horizontal scroll bar is provided in the patient list. The patient list is also provided with a vertical scroll bar in case the number of patients increases and the patient identification information of all patients does not fit on the display screen.

  As is well known, the scroll bar includes a slider that can move in the scroll bar and a pair of arrow buttons arranged at both ends of the scroll bar. If there are more display parts than non-display parts, the area of the slider occupies the entire scroll bar is relatively large. Conversely, if there are more non-display parts than the display part, the area of the slider occupies the entire scroll bar. Is relatively small. The non-display portion can be displayed by a scroll operation in which a slider or an arrow button is operated with a mouse cursor or a mouse wheel button is rotated.

JP 2006-338521 A

  When a plurality of items constituting a patient list or a plurality of patient identification information does not fit on the display screen and a non-display portion is generated, the non-display portion can be displayed by scroll operation as described in Patent Document 1. The display mode is conventionally performed conventionally.

  In the display mode in which the scroll bar is provided as in Patent Document 1, the approximate amount of the non-display portion can be grasped by the area of the slider occupying the entire scroll bar as described above. However, specific non-display such as the number of items included in the non-display part and the number of patient identification information included in the non-display part (the number of patients whose patient identification information is included in the non-display part) The amount of the part cannot be grasped.

  Thus, if it is not possible to grasp the specific amount of the non-displayed portion, it is impossible to predict the specific labor and time required for browsing the patient list. For this reason, it may be an extra stress for the busy medical staff.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a medical support device, a medical support device operating method and program, and a medical support system that allow a medical staff to browse a patient list without feeling stress.

  In order to solve the above-described problems, a medical assistance apparatus according to the present invention includes an item arrangement axis on which a plurality of items relating to patient medical care are arranged, and a patient identification information arrangement axis on which patient identification information for identifying a plurality of patients is arranged A screen generation unit for generating a display screen having a patient list representing the contents of a plurality of items for each patient in a two-dimensional region configured by: and a part of a plurality of items or a part of a plurality of patient identification information A screen display control unit that enables display of non-display parts by scrolling when at least one of them is a non-display part that does not fit on the display screen, and the number of items included in the non-display part or non-display A screen display control unit that displays at least one of the numbers of patient identification information included in the portion on the display screen.

  The number of cases is preferably displayed translucently on the patient list. Moreover, it is preferable that the display of the number of cases disappears by a scroll operation. Further, the number of cases is preferably displayed in a mark indicating that a non-display portion exists. The mark preferably has an arrow shape indicating the direction in which the non-display portion exists.

  The item preferably includes an item of a medical process performed by a medical staff on a patient. In the patient list, icons representing the contents of the items are arranged in a matrix, and the icons are preferably displayed only for the medical process in which the implementation schedule is registered. Further, it is preferable that the icon represents the progress of the medical treatment process, and the display form of the icon changes according to the change of the progress.

  A patient list is generated for each medical staff, and at least one of the displayed items, patient identification information, or progress status depends on the patient and the medical process each medical staff is responsible for. Are preferably different.

  A patient list corresponding to each patient type is generated, and it is preferable that at least one of items to be displayed, patient identification information, and progress is different according to each patient type. Each patient type preferably includes a surgery-decided patient whose surgery has been decided, an outpatient who is outpatient, or a hospital ward who is hospitalized in a ward.

  The operating method of the medical assistance device of the present invention is composed of an item arrangement axis on which a plurality of items relating to patient medical care are arranged and a patient identification information arrangement axis on which patient identification information for identifying a plurality of patients is arranged. A screen generation step for generating a display screen having a patient list representing the contents of a plurality of items for each patient in a two-dimensional area, and at least one of a part of the plurality of items or a part of the plurality of patient identification information This is a screen display control step that makes it possible to display the non-display part by scrolling when it becomes a non-display part that does not fit on the display screen, and the number of items included in the non-display part or the patient included in the non-display part A screen display control step for displaying at least one of the number of pieces of identification information on the display screen.

  The operation program of the medical assistance device of the present invention includes an item arrangement axis on which a plurality of items relating to patient medical care are arranged, and a patient identification information arrangement axis on which patient identification information for identifying a plurality of patients is arranged. A screen generation function for generating a display screen having a patient list representing the contents of a plurality of items for each patient in a two-dimensional area, and at least one of a part of the plurality of items or a part of a plurality of patient identification information This is a screen display control function that makes it possible to display the hidden part by scrolling when it becomes a hidden part that does not fit on the display screen. The number of items included in the hidden part or the patient included in the hidden part A computer is caused to execute a screen display control function for displaying at least one of the numbers of identification information on a display screen.

  Furthermore, the medical care support system of the present invention is a medical care support system including a medical care support device, a client terminal, and a network that connects these devices so that they can communicate with each other. A display screen having a patient list representing the contents of a plurality of items for each patient is generated in a two-dimensional area composed of an arrangement axis and a patient identification information arrangement axis on which patient identification information for identifying a plurality of patients is arranged. A non-display part is displayed by scrolling when at least one of a plurality of items and a part of a plurality of items or a part of a plurality of patient identification information is a non-display part that does not fit on the display screen. This is a screen display control unit that enables the display of at least one of the number of items included in the non-display part or the number of patient identification information included in the non-display part. And a screen display control unit for displaying on the surface.

  According to the present invention, since at least one of the number of items included in the non-display part or the number of patient identification information included in the non-display part is displayed on the display screen, the medical staff does not feel stress. Can be provided, a medical support device operating method and program, and a medical support system.

It is explanatory drawing which shows a medical assistance system. It is a figure which shows the content of the electronic medical chart stored in medical chart DB. It is a figure which shows the content of the test | inspection image stored in image DB. It is a figure which shows the content of the medical report stored in report DB. It is a block diagram which shows the computer which comprises a medical assistance server and a client terminal. It is a block diagram which shows each function part of CPU of a medical assistance server and a client terminal. It is a figure which shows the content of progress status information. It is explanatory drawing which shows the flow of a medical examination, and the corresponding progress. It is a figure which shows the content of storage location information. It is a figure which shows the content of the staff information. It is a figure which shows a 1st display screen. It is a figure which shows the upper part of a patient list display part. It is a figure which shows a patient list display part. It is an enlarged view of a patient number display mark. It is a figure which shows a patient list display part at the time of scroll operation to the right direction from the state of FIG. It is a figure which shows the content of the item table according to a patient kind and a staff kind. It is a figure which shows a patient list | wrist when the kind of patient is a "ward inpatient" and the kind of medical staff is a registered dietitian. It is a figure which shows the example of a display of the progress condition by a small icon. It is a figure which shows the example of a display of the progress condition by a normal icon. It is a figure which shows a 2nd display screen. It is a figure which shows a test | inspection log | history display part. It is a flowchart which shows the flow of a process of each function part of CPU of a medical assistance server and a client terminal. It is a figure which shows another example of a number display mark. It is a figure which shows a floating map. FIG. 25 is a diagram showing a floating map when the current display frame is moved in the right direction from the state of FIG. 24. It is a figure which shows the example of the display position of a floating map. It is a figure which shows the case where the display of the number display mark remains when the scroll operation which can display a non-display part is performed. It is explanatory drawing which shows the example which changes a progress condition according to the kind of medical staff. It is a block diagram which shows the example in which a client terminal bears the function of a medical assistance device.

  In FIG. 1, a medical assistance system 10 is a computer system for performing medical assistance in a medical facility such as a hospital. The medical assistance system 10 includes a medical assistance server 11, a client terminal 12, and a server group 13. These are connected to each other via a network 14 such as a LAN (Local Area Network) laid in the medical facility.

  The medical assistance server 11 functions as a medical assistance device of the present invention. Specifically, the medical assistance server 11 obtains medical data acquired in the course of the patient's medical care from the server group 13, and based on the acquired medical data, the first display screen 15A (corresponding to the display screen, FIG. 11). And the second display screen 15B (see FIG. 20). The medical assistance server 11 distributes the generated first display screen 15A and second display screen 15B to the client terminal 12. FIG. 1 shows the first display screen 15A.

  The medical assistance server 11 has a screen editing information database (hereinafter abbreviated as DB (Data Base)) 11A in which screen editing information 16 is stored. The medical assistance server 11 refers to the screen editing information 16 to generate and edit the first display screen 15A and the second display screen 15B.

  The client terminal 12 is installed in each medical department such as internal medicine, surgery, otolaryngology, and ophthalmology, and in each examination department such as a radiology examination department and a clinical examination department. It is operated by medical staff such as engineers, nurses, and registered dietitians. The client terminal 12 displays the first display screen 15 </ b> A and the second display screen 15 </ b> B transmitted from the medical assistance server 11 for browsing medical staff. That is, the client terminal 12 functions as a viewer terminal for medical staff to browse the first display screen 15A and the second display screen 15B.

  The medical assistance server 11 delivers the first display screen 15A and the second display screen 15B to the client terminal 12 in the form of XML data for web delivery created by a markup language such as XML (Extensible Markup Language), for example. To do. The client terminal 12 reproduces and displays the first display screen 15A and the second display screen 15B on the web browser based on the XML data. Instead of XML, other data description languages such as JSON (JavaScript (registered trademark) Object Notation) may be used.

  The server group 13 searches for medical data corresponding to the acquisition request from the medical support server 11 and transmits the searched medical data to the medical support server 11. The server group 13 includes an electronic medical record server 21, an image server 22, and a report server 23.

  The electronic medical record server 21 has a medical record DB 21A in which the electronic medical record 24 is stored. In the electronic medical record 24, medical examination data including medical examination data including medical examination data including medical examination contents, diagnostic contents, and disease names, specimen tests such as blood tests and biochemical tests, and physiological tests such as electrocardiogram tests and electroencephalograms Test data such as test data, measurement data such as measurement values of vital signs such as heart rate, pulse, blood pressure, and body temperature of patients, order data that records various orders such as medical tests, report creation, treatment, surgery, medication, first visit, Treatment record data that records events that occurred in the patient's medical care process such as hospitalization, discharge, re-hospitalization, treatment, surgery, medication, complete cure, etc., accounting data that records medical examination fees, drug charges, hospitalization expenses, etc. are entered . These various medical data of the electronic medical record 24 can be input at the client terminal 12 and can be browsed at the client terminal 12.

  The image server 22 is a so-called PACS (Picture Archiving and Communication System) server, and has an image DB 22A in which inspection images 25 are stored. The inspection image 25 is an image obtained by various image inspections such as CT (Computed tomography) inspection, MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) inspection, simple X-ray inspection, ultrasonic inspection, endoscopic inspection, etc., for example, DICOM (Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine) standard data file format. The inspection image 25 can be viewed on the client terminal 12.

  The report server 23 has a report DB 23A in which a medical report 26 is stored. The medical report 26 is a summary of the results of interpretation of the examination image 25 obtained by the image examination by the interpretation doctor. The medical report 26 can be created and viewed on the client terminal 12.

  In the electronic medical record 24, the examination image 25, and the medical report 26, a patient ID (Identification Data) that is a number or a symbol for identifying each patient is associated and stored as incidental information (FIGS. 2 to FIG. 2). 4). The electronic medical record 24 has a medical staff ID of a medical staff who has input various medical data, the examination image 25 has a medical staff ID of an examination engineer who has conducted the examination, and the medical report 26 has a medical staff of the interpretation doctor who created it. The ID is stored in association with the accompanying information. With this medical staff ID, it is possible to know which medical staff performed which medical process. The medical staff ID is a number or symbol for identifying each medical staff. The electronic medical record 24, the examination image 25, and the medical report 26 can be searched from each DB 21A, 22A, and 23A by using such incidental information such as a patient ID as a search keyword.

  In FIG. 2, the electronic medical record 24 stored in the medical record DB 21 </ b> A is associated with a patient ID represented by a 10-digit number such as “01234456789” and is managed in units of patients. In the electronic medical record 24, patient information such as a patient's name, sex, date of birth or age, and a plurality of items of medical data are recorded in addition to the patient ID. The medical data is organized by items such as “blood pressure (upper)”, “blood pressure (lower)”, “biochemical examination A”, “treatment record”, and recorded in time series. Although not shown in FIG. 2, the medical data includes the above-described medical record data, measured values of vital signs other than blood pressure, pulse, body temperature, order data, accounting data, and the like.

  The record for each item of medical data includes the medical date / time, examination date / time, measurement date / time, medication date / time (date and time of medication), date and time of various events that occurred in the patient's medical care process, etc. Information on the date and time, and contents of data such as interview contents, diagnosis contents, test values, measurement values, doses, medical fees, and events. When the item is medication, it may take time until the medication effect appears. For example, one dose over a predetermined period of time such as “continue taking a fixed amount every day for 5 days” May be indicated in the prescription. In this case, the date and time when the medicine is scheduled to be taken is recorded as the medication date and time.

  The events recorded in the treatment record data include hospitalization, surgery, transfer, discharge, re-hospitalization, etc., contents of hospitalization reservations accompanying hospitalization events, contents of anesthesia requests accompanying surgery events, preoperative summary The contents of surgery application, anesthesia consent form, surgery consent form, etc. are also recorded. The preoperative summary is a summary of the results of the medical examination performed before the operation. An anesthesia consent form and an operation consent form are documents that explain the necessity and risk of performing anesthesia and surgery to patients and their families, and request signatures and seals from patients and their families.

  In FIG. 3, the examination image 25 stored in the image DB 22 </ b> A is managed on a patient-by-patient basis in association with a patient ID, as in the electronic medical record 24. In addition to the patient ID, the examination image 25 includes the examination date and time (date and time when the examination image 25 was uploaded to the image DB 22A), image ID and order ID, “simple X-ray examination”, “CT examination”, etc. The attributes of the inspection image 25 such as the type of image inspection, the type of inspection image such as “X-ray image” and “tomographic image”, and the imaging region such as “chest” and “abdomen” are associated as supplementary information. The image server 22 transmits the examination image 25 to the medical treatment support server 11 as medical data together with supplementary information such as the examination date and time and attributes.

  The image ID is a number or symbol for identifying each inspection image 25, and the order ID is a number or symbol for identifying each order. In the simple X-ray inspection, one X-ray image is often taken in one image inspection. On the other hand, there may be a case where a plurality of inspection images 25 are photographed by one image inspection like a tomographic image acquired by CT inspection. As described above, when a plurality of inspection images 25 are taken in one image inspection, the plurality of inspection images 25 are common to each inspection image 25 to indicate that the inspection images 25 are obtained in one image inspection. An order ID is assigned and managed as a group of inspection images 25. The same applies to a case where a plurality of images are taken by simple X-ray inspection.

  The incidental information of the examination image 25 may include information on the position and size of the lesion in the examination image 25, the type of the lesion, the feature amount of the lesion, the healing level of the lesion, and the like. In addition, when the image inspection is an ultrasonic inspection, a blood flow measurement value obtained by analyzing the ultrasonic image may be included as supplementary information.

  In FIG. 4, the medical report 26 stored in the report DB 23 </ b> A is managed on a patient-by-patient basis in association with a patient ID as in the electronic medical record 24 and the examination image 25. In the medical report 26, in addition to the patient ID, the creation date and time of the medical report 26 (date and time when the medical report 26 was uploaded to the report DB 23A), the report ID of the medical report 26, and the image ID of the examination image 25 attached to the medical report 26 , Order ID, and attributes similar to those of the inspection image 25 are associated as incidental information. The report server 23 transmits the medical report 26 together with such incidental information to the medical assistance server 11 as medical data. 2 to 4 show only the date among various dates and times.

  Each of the servers 21 to 23 of the medical care support server 11, the client terminal 12, and the server group 13 is based on a computer such as a server computer, a personal computer, or a workstation, such as a control program such as an operating system, a server program, or a client program. Configured by installing application programs.

  In FIG. 5, the computers constituting the medical assistance server 11 and the client terminal 12 have the same basic configuration, that is, a storage device 30, a memory 31, a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 32, a communication unit 33, a display, respectively. 34 and an input device 35. These are interconnected via a data bus 36.

  The storage device 30 is a hard disk drive that is built in a computer constituting the medical care support server 11, the client terminal 12, or the like, or is connected through a cable or a network, or a disk array in which a plurality of hard disk drives are connected. The storage device 30 stores a control program such as an operating system, various application programs, and display data of various operation screens attached to these programs.

  The memory 31 is a work memory for the CPU 32 to execute processing. The CPU 32 loads the program stored in the storage device 30 into the memory 31 and executes processing according to the program, thereby comprehensively controlling each part of the computer.

  The communication unit 33 is a network interface that performs transmission control of various information via the network 14. The display 34 displays various operation screens according to the operation of the input device 35 such as a mouse or a keyboard. The operation screen has an operation function by GUI (Graphical User Interface). Computers constituting the medical assistance server 11 and the client terminal 12 accept input of operation instructions from the input device 35 through the operation screen. In the following description, the suffix “A” is attached to each part of the computer constituting the medical care support server 11, and the suffix “B” is attached to each part of the computer constituting the client terminal 12. To distinguish.

  In FIG. 6, the storage device 30B of the client terminal 12 stores viewer software 40 for browsing the first display screen 15A and the second display screen 15B as an application program. The viewer software 40 includes a plurality of gadget engines (hereinafter simply referred to as gadgets) that control the display of a plurality of display units constituting the first display screen 15A and the second display screen 15B. A gadget is a subprogram that operates in association with a main application program such as the viewer software 40 and exhibits various functions.

  When the viewer software 40 is activated, the CPU 32B of the client terminal 12 functions as the GUI control unit 41 and the request issuing unit 42 in cooperation with the memory 31B (not shown).

  The GUI control unit 41 displays the first display screen 15A and the second display screen 15B distributed from the medical assistance server 11 on the web browser of the display 34B. The GUI control unit 41 includes a first display screen 15A corresponding to an operation instruction input from the input device 35B through the first display screen 15A and the second display screen 15B, such as a button click operation with a cursor 75 (see FIG. 12 and the like). And screen output control of the 2nd display screen 15B is performed.

  The request issuing unit 42 issues various processing requests to the medical assistance server 11 in response to an operation instruction of the input device 35B via the GUI control unit 41. The various processing requests include a distribution request for the first display screen 15A and an edit request for the first display screen 15A and the second display screen 15B. Various processing requests issued by the request issuing unit 42 are transmitted to the medical assistance server 11 through the network 14.

  The distribution request includes the medical staff ID. The medical staff ID is input through, for example, a login screen (not shown) for activating the first display screen 15A together with the authentication key.

  The edit request is for requesting the medical care support server 11 to edit the display contents of the first display screen 15A and the second display screen 15B in accordance with various operation instructions from the input device 35B. Some edit requests include designation of the patient type. As for the types of patients, among all patients who are receiving treatment at a medical facility having the medical care support system 10, patients who have undergone surgery (hereinafter referred to as surgically determined patients), patients who are in hospital (hereinafter referred to as outpatients) Patients who are admitted to the ward (hereinafter referred to as ward patients). It is also possible to designate the patient's disease name as the patient type, such as a patient with gastric cancer.

  The storage device 30A of the medical assistance server 11 stores an operation program 45 as an application program. The operation program 45 is a program for causing a computer constituting the medical assistance server 11 to function as a medical assistance device. When the operation program 45 is activated, the CPU 32A of the medical assistance server 11 cooperates with the memory 31A (not shown) to request the receiving unit 46, the screen editing information management unit 47, the screen editing unit 48, and the distribution control. It functions as the part 49.

  The request receiving unit 46 receives a distribution request and an edit request from the client terminal 12. The request receiving unit 46 outputs the received distribution request and editing request to the screen editing information management unit 47.

  The screen editing information management unit 47 manages the screen editing information 16 in the screen editing information DB 11A. The screen editing information 16 includes progress information 50 (see FIG. 7) that records the progress of the medical care process performed by the medical staff on the patient, which is necessary for generating the first display screen 15A. Storage location information 51 that records the storage locations of various medical data such as the storage location in the image DB 22A of the examination image 25 and the storage location in the report DB 23A of the medical report 26 necessary for editing the display screen 15B for each patient (see FIG. 9) and staff information 52 (see FIG. 10) in which various setting data relating to the first display screen 15A and the second display screen 15B are recorded for each medical staff.

  The screen editing information management unit 47 issues a medical data acquisition request to the server group 13 periodically, for example, every hour. The screen editing information management unit 47 acquires the medical data transmitted from the server group 13 in response to this acquisition request, and updates the progress status information 50 and the storage location information 51 based on the acquired medical data. Further, the screen editing information management unit 47 updates the staff information 52 in response to the editing request from the request receiving unit 46. The interval at which the acquisition request is issued may be changed according to the type of the medical data, such that the acquisition request for the medical data related to the medical examination is every hour and the other medical data is every day.

  The screen editing information management unit 47 displays the screen editing information 16 necessary for generating and editing the first display screen 15A and editing the second display screen 15B in response to the distribution request and the editing request from the request receiving unit 46. This is provided to the editing unit 48.

  The screen editing unit 48 generates the first display screen 15 </ b> A based on the screen editing information 16 provided from the screen editing information management unit 47. That is, the screen editing unit 48 functions as a screen generation unit.

  The screen editing unit 48 functions as a screen display control unit that controls the display of the first display screen 15A and the second display screen 15B. Specifically, the screen editing unit 48 edits the display contents of the first display screen 15A and the second display screen 15B based on the editing request received by the request receiving unit 46. Further, the screen editing unit 48 changes the display form of the normal icon 81C and the small icon 82 (see FIG. 13) in accordance with the change in the progress of the medical care process performed by the medical staff on the patient.

  The distribution control unit 49 performs control to distribute the first display screen 15A and the second display screen 15B to the client terminal 12 that has transmitted the processing request via the communication unit 33A (not shown).

  In FIG. 7, progress information 50 is a record of the progress of the medical care process for each patient ID. The progress status information 50 includes items of a patient type, a medical staff ID in charge, a disease name, and a medical treatment process item. In addition, in FIG. 7, as shown in the tab at the upper left corner, the progress status information 50 when the medical staff type is a doctor is shown.

  In the item of patient type, any one of the above-mentioned “surgical decision patient”, “outpatient outpatient”, and “ward inpatient” is recorded. The “surgical decision patient” is a patient whose operation order is recorded in the order data of the electronic medical record 24. The “patient inpatient” is a patient whose hospitalization event is recorded in the treatment record data of the electronic medical record 24 and no discharge event is recorded. Some “patients in the ward” are “patients in the ward” and “patients who have decided to operate”. In this case, “operation determined patient” is recorded in the item of patient type. “Outpatient outpatient” is a patient who does not fall under “surgical decision patient” and “ward inpatient”. Thus, the type of patient can be specified by referring to the medical data of the electronic medical record 24.

  The medical staff ID of the medical staff who is in charge of treatment of the patient is recorded in the item of the medical staff ID in charge. The medical staff recorded in the field of the medical staff ID in charge is a member of the medical staff responsible for team medical care that cooperates with the treatment of the patient. The assigned medical staff ID can be specified from the medical staff ID attached to the medical data.

  In the disease name item, along with the disease name such as “stomach cancer”, the date when the disease name such as “01/23” is recorded, and the medical staff ID of the doctor (primary physician) who recorded the disease name such as “D001” are recorded. The disease name and medical staff ID can be specified from the medical record data of the electronic medical record 24.

  The medical process items include items such as hospitalization reservation, examination (medical examination), anesthesia request, preoperative summary, operation application, anesthesia agreement, and surgery agreement. In each of these items, information regarding each medical process is recorded. For example, in the hospitalization reservation item, the date and time of hospitalization reservation such as “01/23 09:30”, the period of hospitalization reservation such as “January 25 to January 30”, and the hospital room such as “405” The name and type of hospital room such as “private room” are recorded. The anesthesia request items include the date of the request for anesthesia such as “01/23”, the type of anesthesia such as “whole body”, and the medical staff ID of the medical staff who received the anesthesia request such as “D005”. Is displayed.

  In the examination item, the date when the medical examination is first started such as “01/24” and the progress of various medical examinations are recorded. Various medical examinations are, for example, “CT” for CT examination, “MR” for MRI examination, “DR (Digital Radiography)” for simple X-ray examination, and “US (Ultrasonography) for ultrasound examination”. "ES (Endoscopy)" for endoscopy, "Blood" for blood tests, "Raw" for biochemical tests, "Heart" for electrocardiogram tests, Abbreviated as “brain” or the like.

  The progress status of non-examination medical process items includes “not yet started” in which the medical process has not started, “incomplete” in which the medical process has started but the medical process has not been completed, In addition, there is “confirmation” which is a state where the medical care process is completed. In FIG. 7, “Unstarted” corresponds to the item of the surgery agreement with the patient ID “00000003210”. In this case, the fact that it has not started is recorded in the medical treatment process item. “Unfinished” corresponds to the items of the preoperative summary of the patient ID “00000003210” and the anesthesia agreement. In this case, in the medical treatment process item, the reason why the medical treatment process such as “Because of liver metastasis ...” and “Waiting for submission” is incomplete, the date when the reason such as “01/20” is entered, and The medical staff ID of the medical staff who entered the reason such as “D002” is recorded. “Confirm” corresponds to, for example, a pre-operative summary of the patient ID “01234456789”, a hospitalization medical treatment process item of the patient ID “000000254798”, and the like. Nothing is recorded in the medical process item of the medical process that is not required to be executed, such as the medical process item of the anesthesia consent form of the patient ID “000000254798”, and the field is blank.

  The progress of the medical examination indicates that the medical examination has not been carried out, “not done”, the medical report 26 has been created and the medical examination itself has been carried out, but the medical staff has confirmed the medical report 26 There are “unconfirmed” which is not present and “confirmed” which is the state where the medical report has been confirmed. Whether the medical examination progress is “unconfirmed” or “confirmed” depends on the medical staff in charge. For this reason, for medical examinations other than “unperformed” and all the medical staff in charge are “confirmed”, for example, “US: D050 unconfirmed, D001, D005, D018 confirmed” in the examination item of the patient ID “01234456789” As described above, the medical staff ID of the medical staff in charge of “unconfirmed” and the medical staff ID of the medical staff in charge of “confirmed” are written together.

  Here, the medical examination is performed along the flow shown in FIG. First, a medical examination order is issued on the electronic medical record 24 by a doctor of each medical department (step S10). The issued order is transmitted to the client terminal 12 of each examination department, and is confirmed by the examination engineer of each examination department at the client terminal 12 (step S11). The inspection engineer prepares a medical examination according to the confirmed order and prepares a medical examination by bringing a patient into the examination room (step S12), and then performs a medical examination according to the confirmed order. (Step S13).

  After the medical examination, the examination result is increased (step S14). When the medical examination is an image examination, the examination image 25 is uploaded to the image DB 22A of the image server 22 as the examination result. When the medical examination is a specimen examination or a physiological examination, the examination value is uploaded to the chart DB 21A of the electronic chart server 21 as the examination result. In the case where the medical examination is an image examination, when the examination result is uploaded, the interpretation doctor in charge of the creation of the medical report 26 is notified.

  The interpreting physician browses the uploaded examination result on the client terminal 12 and creates a medical report 26 based on the examination result (step S15). The medical report 26 is uploaded to the report DB 23A of the report server 23 (step S16). When the medical report 26 is uploaded, the doctor who ordered the medical examination is notified.

  The doctor browses the uploaded medical report 26 on the client terminal 12 and confirms the content of the medical report 26 (step S17). The doctor refers to the medical report 26 to make a diagnosis and make a future treatment plan. The above is a general flow of medical examination.

  “Unimplemented” corresponds to the period from the order issuance in step S10 to the order confirmation in step S11. “Unconfirmed” corresponds to the period from the report up in step S16 to the report confirmation in step S17. “Confirmed” corresponds to the period after the report confirmation in step S17. Note that the period from the confirmation of the order in step S11 to the report up in step S16 is a state in which a medical examination is being performed. In this way, the progress of medical examinations changes from moment to moment. Similarly, the progress of medical processes other than medical examinations changes from moment to moment.

  In FIG. 9, the storage location information 51 is a record of the storage location of medical data for each patient ID. The storage location information 51 includes items such as an examination image 25 and a medical report 26. In addition to these items shown in the figure, the storage location information 51 also includes items of other medical data such as sample data, test data that is the result of a physiological test, and vital sign measurement data. In each item, for example, a path indicating the storage location of each medical data such as “I: ¥ 0123456789 ¥ DR ¥ 20140808 ¥ DR001” is recorded.

  In FIG. 10, the staff information 52 is managed in units of medical staff in association with medical staff IDs. The staff information 52 records the basic information of the medical staff such as the name, age, sex, department, doctor, laboratory technician, nurse, and registered dietitian of the medical staff, the authentication key, and the like. In addition, in the staff information 52, schedule management data 55, mail management data 56, and layout data 57 are recorded as various setting data relating to the first display screen 15A and the second display screen 15B.

  In the schedule management data 55, schedules of medical staff such as outpatient examinations, inpatient rounds, attendance at academic conferences, university lectures, and holidays are recorded in association with the date and time. The e-mail addressed to the medical staff and the e-mail created and transmitted by the medical staff are recorded in the mail management data 56. The layout data 57 records the layout settings of the first display screen 15A and the second display screen 15B customized by the medical staff.

  In FIG. 11, the first display screen 15 </ b> A has three display units 65 to 67, a schedule display unit 65 at the upper left, a mail display unit 66 at the lower left, and a patient list display unit 67 on the right.

  The schedule display unit 65 is generated by a schedule management gadget. The schedule management gadget controls the display of the calendar, the current time, the weather in the area where the medical facility is located, the outside temperature, and the like on the schedule display unit 65, and the medical staff ID is input through the login screen based on the schedule management data 55 Controls the display of the weekly schedule of designated medical staff.

  The schedule management gadget accepts a schedule write operation through the schedule display unit 65. The request issuing unit 42 issues an edit request including the schedule written through the schedule display unit 65. The screen editing information management unit 47 records the schedule included in the editing request in the schedule management data 55 and updates the schedule management data 55.

  The mail display unit 66 is generated by a mail management gadget. Based on the mail management data 56, the mail management gadget controls the list display on the mail display unit 66 of the email addressed to the medical staff whose medical staff ID is input through the login screen, the display of the text of the email, and the like.

  Further, the mail management gadget accepts various operations such as confirmation of newly arrived e-mail, reply to received e-mail, and creation of new e-mail through the mail display unit 66. The request issuing unit 42 issues an editing request including various operations input through the mail display unit 66. The screen editing information management unit 47 records data corresponding to various operations included in the editing request in the mail management data 56 and updates the mail management data 56.

  The schedule management gadget and the mail management gadget are a kind of a plurality of gadgets included in the viewer software 40. The schedule displayed on the schedule display unit 65 and the content of the e-mail displayed on the mail display unit 66 are switched according to the medical staff ID input on the login screen. The display position, display area, and display content of each of the display units 65 to 67 are, for example, the schedule display unit 65 is omitted and the left side is only the mail display unit 66, or the schedule display unit 65 is displayed in the lower left. The medical staff can freely customize the unit 66 by arranging it at the upper left. Such layout settings are recorded in the layout data 57 by the screen editing information management unit 47.

  A patient list 71 is displayed on the patient list display section 67. The patient list 71 displays, for each patient, the progress of a plurality of medical care processes performed by the medical staff with the medical staff ID input on the login screen for the patient he or she is responsible for. The patient list display unit 67, the schedule display unit 65, and the mail display unit 66 can be enlarged and displayed in the entire area of the first display screen 15A.

  The patient list 71 is generated by the screen editing unit 48 according to each medical staff. More specifically, for example, when the medical staff ID input on the login screen is “D001”, the screen editing information management unit 47 records the medical staff ID “D001” in the item of the medical staff ID in charge. The progress status information 50 (the progress status information 50 of the patient ID “012345789” in the case of FIG. 7) is picked up, and the picked-up progress status information 50 is provided to the screen editing unit 48. The screen editing unit 48 generates a patient list 71 indicating the progress of the patient's medical care process for the medical staff with the medical staff ID “D001” based on the provided progress information 50. For this reason, the patients displayed in the patient list 71 differ depending on the patients each medical staff is in charge of.

  12, a patient type switching tab 72 for switching patient types, a search input box 73 for inputting a patient's disease name as a patient type, and a search button 74 are provided on the upper part of the patient list display unit 67. It has been. In the patient type switching tab 72, tabs 72A, 72B, and 72C of “operation determination patient”, “outpatient outpatient”, and “ward inpatient” are prepared. The patient type switching tab 72, the search input box 73, and the search button 74 are provided to further narrow down the patients displayed in the patient list 71 by the type of patient.

  When a desired tab among the tabs 72A to 72C of the patient type switching tab 72 is selected with the cursor 75, or when a desired disease name is input into the search input box 73 and the search button 74 is selected with the cursor 75, this In response to the request, the request issuing unit 42 issues an editing request. The screen editing information management unit 47 provides the screen editing unit 48 with the progress status information 50 in which the patient type specified in the editing request is recorded, out of the progress status information 50 picked up in response to the distribution request. The screen editing unit 48 edits a patient list 71 that narrows down patients by type based on the progress status information 50 provided from the screen editing information management unit 47.

  FIG. 13 shows a patient list 71 when the type of the medical staff of the medical staff ID input on the login screen is a doctor and the “Surgery Decision Patient” tab 72A of the patient type switching tab 72 is selected. .

  In FIG. 13, the patient list 71 includes an item display column 76 provided at the top along the horizontal axis X corresponding to the item arrangement axis, and a vertical axis Y orthogonal to the horizontal axis X and corresponding to the patient identification information arrangement axis. And a patient information display column 77 provided on the left side. In the item display field 76, the disease name item, hospitalization reservation, examination, anesthesia request, preoperative summary, operation application, anesthesia consent form, and operation consent form (see Figure 15 for each item of anesthesia consent form and surgery consent form) ) In FIG. 7 are arranged. Each medical process item is arranged from the left to the right according to the normal medical process order. The item display column 76 has a sorting function for sorting the display order of the patients in the patient list 71. For example, the display order is rearranged in order from the patient whose reservation date for hospitalization is earlier, or the scheduled operation date and time of the surgery application is earlier. The display order can be rearranged in order from the patient. Alternatively, the progress of the medical treatment process may be rearranged in the order of “unstarted”, “incomplete”, and “confirmed” patients, or may be rearranged in the order of the patients with many medical examinations whose progress is “unperformed”.

  In the patient information display column 77, patient information of each patient is displayed together with a number indicating the display order. The patient information includes the patient's name, patient ID, sex, date of birth, and age described in the electronic medical record 24. Of these, the name and patient ID correspond to patient identification information. The sex is represented by a sign indicating male and female and the letter “M (male)” or “F (female)”. The patient information display column 77 can display patient information of 10 patients at a time (see FIG. 11).

  An icon 81 is provided at the intersection of a two-dimensional area composed of the item display column 76 and the patient information display column 77, more specifically, each item in the item display column 76 and each patient information in the patient information display column 77. Are arranged in a matrix. There are three types of icons 81: a disease name display icon 81A, a special icon 81B, and a normal icon 81C. Each of these icons 81A-81C has the same size.

  The disease name display icon 81 </ b> A is arranged at the intersection of the disease name item in the item display column 76 and each patient information in the patient information display column 77. The disease name display icon 81A displays a disease name, its recording date, and the name of the doctor (primary physician) who recorded the disease name. The disease name and recording date are recorded in the disease name item of the progress information 50. The name of the doctor can be acquired from the staff information 52 of the medical staff ID recorded in the disease name item of the progress status information 50. Note that the name of a medical department such as neurosurgery or cardiovascular medicine may be displayed on the disease name display icon 81A.

  The special icon 81 </ b> B is arranged at the intersection of the examination item in the item display field 76 and each patient information in the patient information display field 77. On the special icon 81B, the date when the medical examination is first started such as “01/24” is displayed. The special icon 81B is an icon in which a plurality of small icons 82 are arranged. A maximum of six small icons 82 are arranged in the special icon 81B.

  Small icons 82 are CT examinations, MRI examinations, simple X-ray examinations, ultrasonic examinations, endoscopic examinations and other image examinations, blood examinations, biochemical examinations and other specimen examinations, and electrocardiogram examinations, electroencephalogram examinations and other physiological examinations. The icons indicate the progress of various medical tests. The small icon 82 is displayed only for the medical examination in which the medical examination order is issued on the electronic medical record 24 by the doctor of each medical department and the implementation schedule is registered, and the implementation schedule is not registered. Of course, it is not displayed about a medical examination.

  The small icon 82 displays characters indicating various medical examinations. The characters displayed on the small icon 82 are the same as the initials of various medical tests that are abbreviated in the examination item of the progress status information 50. That is, “CT” for CT examination, “MR” for MRI examination, “DR” for simple X-ray examination, “US” for ultrasonic examination, “ES” for endoscopic examination, “blood” for blood examination, The chemical test is “live”, the electrocardiogram test is “heart”, the electroencephalogram test is “brain”, and the like. Since the small icon 82 is smaller in size than the icon 81, the characters displayed on the small icon 82 are one or two simple initial letters necessary for distinguishing the various medical tests as described above. Is adopted.

  The normal icon 81 </ b> C is arranged at the intersection of each medical process item other than the examination in the item display field 76 and each patient information in the patient information display field 77. The normal icon 81C displays character information regarding each medical process. The character information is information represented by characters from which the contents of the medical care process can be understood by browsing. For example, in the regular icon 81C arranged in the hospitalization reservation item, the date and time of hospitalization reservation, the period of hospitalization reservation, the name of the hospital room, and the type of hospital room are displayed. In the normal icon 81C arranged in the item of anesthesia request, the date when the anesthesia request is made, the type of anesthesia, and the name of the doctor who received the anesthesia request are displayed. The normal icon 81 </ b> C arranged in the operation application item displays the date of application for surgery, the scheduled operation date and time, and the name of the doctor in charge of the operation. Such information is recorded in each medical treatment process item of the progress status information 50. For example, character information related to the medical process may be appropriately added to the normal icon 81 </ b> C arranged in the operation application item, such as displaying the surgical technique.

  Similarly to the small icon 82, the normal icon 81C is also displayed only for a medical process in which an order such as an operation is recorded in the order data of the electronic medical record 24 by a doctor of each medical department and the schedule of the execution is registered. . The medical icon 81C is naturally not displayed for a medical process that is not required to be performed, such as a medical process process item in the anesthesia agreement with the patient ID “000000254798”.

  Each of the icons 81A to 81C has a normal display color set in advance for each item. For example, the normal icon 81C arranged in the hospitalization reservation item is Raset brown (red bean color), the special icon 81B and the small icon 82 arranged in the examination item are yellow ocher (ocher color), and the normal icon arranged in the anesthesia request item The icon 81C is greenish brown (dark blue), the normal icon 81C arranged in the operation application item is dark green (dark green), and the normal icon 81C arranged in the operation agreement item is indigo blue (indigo) Is set. Thus, the display colors of the icons 81A to 81C are chromatic colors. The characters in the icons 81A to 81C, the characters in the small icon 82, and the border lines of the small icons 82 are normally displayed in white (outlined).

  The patient list 71 is provided with a horizontal scroll bar 78 and a vertical scroll bar 79 (see also FIG. 11). The horizontal scroll bar 78 is provided along the horizontal axis X at the lower part of the patient list 71 opposite to the item display field 76. The vertical scroll bar 79 is provided along the vertical axis Y on the right side of the patient list 71 on the opposite side to the patient information display column 77. Each of the scroll bars 78 and 79 has the same configuration, and sliders 78A and 79A that can move within the scroll bars 78 and 79, respectively, and a pair of arrow buttons 78B disposed at both ends of the scroll bars 78 and 79, respectively. 79B.

  The screen editing unit 48 uses the horizontal scroll bar 78 when a part of a plurality of items becomes a non-displayed part that does not fit on the first display screen 15A due to the layout setting of the first display screen 15A by the layout data 57 or the like. Is provided in the patient list 71. In addition, the screen editing unit 48 provides the vertical scroll bar 79 in the patient list 71 when a part of the plurality of patient information (patient identification information) is a non-display portion that does not fit on the first display screen 15A.

  In FIG. 13, among the items such as hospitalization reservation, disease name, examination, anesthesia request, preoperative summary, operation application, anesthesia consent form, and surgery consent form, each item of the anesthesia consent form and the surgical consent form is hidden. is there. Moreover, the patient information of 10 patients of the display order 1-10 is displayed, and the patient information of the other patients is a non-display part.

  The screen editing unit 48 displays the item number display mark 80A and the patient number display mark 80B on the patient list 71 in a state where the horizontal scroll bar 78 and the vertical scroll bar 79 are provided in the patient list 71 (FIG. 11 also). reference). The item number display mark 80 </ b> A indicates the number of items included in the non-display portion, and is displayed at the center on the right side of the patient list 71. The patient number display mark 80B indicates the number of patient information included in the non-display portion (the number of patients whose patient information is included in the non-display portion), and is displayed in the lower center portion of the patient list 71.

  Each number display mark 80 </ b> A, 80 </ b> B is superimposed on the icon 81. Each number display mark 80A, 80B is translucent and displayed in achromatic gray. Therefore, as shown by the dotted line inside the patient number display mark 80B in FIG. 14, it is possible to see through the display of the icon 81 on which the respective number display marks 80A and 80B are superimposed.

  Each number display mark 80A, 80B is marked with a number indicating the number of cases. In FIG. 13, since the two items of the anesthesia consent form and the surgery consent form are non-display parts, “2” is displayed in the item number display mark 80A. In addition, “140” is displayed in the patient number display mark 80B. These numbers show that two items and patient information for 140 patients are currently hidden.

  Each of the number display marks 80A and 80B has a triangular arrow shape indicating the direction in which the non-display portion exists. In FIG. 13, since the non-display portion of each item of the anesthesia consent form and the surgery consent form exists on the right side of the patient list 71, the item number display mark 80A has an arrow shape pointing to the right side. Moreover, since the non-display part of the patient information of patients other than the 10 patients in the display order 1 to 10 exists below the patient list 71, the patient number display mark 80B has a shape of an arrow pointing to the bottom. Yes.

  The non-display portion can be displayed by a scroll operation in which the sliders 78A and 79A and the arrow buttons 78B and 79B are operated by the cursor 75 or the wheel button of the mouse is rotated. For example, as shown in FIG. 15, when a scroll operation to the right is performed, each item of the anesthesia consent form and the operation consent form, which was not displayed in FIG. 13, and the icons 81 arranged in these items are displayed. It is displayed on the first display screen 15A. Instead, the hospitalization reservation and disease name items displayed in FIG. 13 and the icons 81 arranged in these items are hidden. Further, when a scroll operation for enabling display of such a non-display portion is performed, the display of each number display mark 80A, 80B is turned off. Even when the scroll operation is performed, the display positions of the item display column 76 and the patient information display column 77 are fixed.

  The medical process performed by the medical staff on the patient varies depending on the type of patient and the type of medical staff. For example, when the patient type is “outpatient”, the hospitalization and surgery related medical procedures such as hospitalization reservation and operation application described in FIG. 13 are not necessary. If the type of medical staff is a registered dietitian, a medical process not shown in FIG. 13 is required, such as preparation of a meal for a hospital ward patient or nutritional guidance for a hospital ward patient. Therefore, the items displayed in the item display field 76 of the patient list 71 differ depending on the type of patient and the type of medical staff, as shown in the item table 84 by patient type and staff type in FIG.

  In FIG. 16, for example, when the patient type is “surgery determined patient” and the medical staff type is a doctor, the items displayed in the item display column 76 are the disease name, hospitalization reservation, examination, Anesthesia requests, preoperative summaries, surgical applications, anesthesia consent forms, surgical consent forms, etc. For example, when the type of patient is “outpatient”, items of disease name, examination, and medical information provision form are prepared regardless of the type of medical staff. The medical care information provision document is a document describing the medical information of the referral patient handed over by the referral doctor of the referral medical institution when the outpatient is a referral patient from another medical institution.

  Furthermore, for example, if the patient type is “ward inpatient” and the medical staff type is a doctor, the name of the disease, meal, hospitalization reservation, examination, operation application, hospitalization plan, pressure ulcer management plan, nutrition management Each item of the plan, discharge treatment plan, and discharge summary is prepared.

  The hospitalized medical care plan is a document that describes the name, symptoms, treatment plan, examination, contents and schedule of surgery, estimated hospitalization period, etc. of the ward inpatient, and is created by a doctor. The pressure ulcer management plan is a document that describes information related to the prevention and treatment of pressure ulcers, so-called bedsores, of long-term hospitalized patients, and is created by a nurse. The nutritional management plan is a document describing information regarding meals such as preparation of meals for hospitalized patients in the ward and nutritional guidance for hospitalized patients in the ward, and is created by a registered dietitian. The discharge treatment plan document includes the estimated discharge date, the medical condition of the patient at the time of discharge, the treatment plan after discharge, resting points, daily precautions such as meals, medications, and bathing, guidance on health care services and welfare services, etc. A written document, created by a doctor. The discharge summary is a summary of the results of medical tests performed during the hospital stay.

  Since the items displayed in the item display field 76 differ depending on the type of medical staff as described above, the progress status information 50 includes, in addition to the progress status information 50 for the doctor shown in FIG. Progress information 50 for other medical staff such as for nutritionists is also recorded. Also, as shown in the patient list 71 of FIG. 17 when the type of medical staff whose medical staff ID is entered through the login screen is a registered dietitian and the tab 72C (patient inpatient) of the patient type switching tab 72 is selected. A patient list 71 corresponding to the type of patient and the type of medical staff is generated and edited by the screen editing unit 48.

  In the item display column 76 of the patient list 71 shown in FIG. 17, the name of the disease, the meal, and the hospitalization described in the section of the registered dietitian of the patient type “patient in the ward” in the item table 84 by patient type and staff type in FIG. Each item of reservation, examination, operation application, hospitalization medical care plan, nutrition management plan, discharge medical treatment plan is displayed. And the icon 81 is arranged at the intersection of each of these items and each patient information like a matrix like FIG. In the normal icon 81C arranged in the meal item, the date before and after the operation, the contents of the meal such as liquid food, fasting, and normal food and the name of the registered dietitian are displayed. The normal icon 81C arranged in each item of the hospitalization medical treatment plan, the nutrition management plan, and the discharge medical treatment plan displays the date when each plan was submitted and the name of the medical staff who created each plan.

  Although illustration is omitted, the name of the referral medical institution and the name of the referral doctor are displayed on the normal icon 81C arranged in the item of the medical information provision form when the patient type is “outpatient”. Displayed as text information. In addition, the items are not limited to those exemplified above. For example, in order to cope with surgery requiring blood transfusion, items of blood transfusion request and blood transfusion agreement may be added, or ICU (Intensive Care Unit, Intensive Care Unit) You may add an ICU application item for use application. For example, for a nurse, items of a daily medical process for an inpatient such as temperature measurement, pulse measurement, blood pressure measurement, blood sampling, etc. may be added. In addition, for medical doctors, nurses, and laboratory technicians, all medical tests including imaging tests, sample tests, and physiological tests, and for registered dietitians, only sample tests are available, depending on the type of medical staff. May be changed.

  As illustrated in FIG. 18, the screen editing unit 48 changes the display form of the small icons 82 according to changes in the progress of various medical tests. Specifically, when the progress status is “not implemented”, characters and frame lines are displayed in achromatic gray like the small icons 82A indicated by the alternate long and short dash lines of “CT” and “heart”. When the progress status is “unconfirmed”, the characters and the frame line are displayed in white and the unconfirmed mark 85 is displayed in the small icon 82B, as in the small icon 82B of “US”. When the progress status is “confirmed”, characters and frame lines are displayed in white like small icons 82C of “DR”, “blood”, and “ES”.

  As described with reference to FIG. 7, whether the progress status of the medical examination is “unconfirmed” or “confirmed” differs depending on the medical staff in charge. For this reason, for example, when the medical staff ID input on the login screen is “D007”, “US: D007 unconfirmed” is recorded in the examination item of the patient with the patient ID “00000003210” in the progress status information 50. Therefore, an unconfirmed mark 85 is displayed in the small icon 82 of “US” as shown by the small icon 82B of FIG. On the other hand, when the medical staff ID input on the login screen is “D002”, “US: D002 confirmed” is recorded in the examination item of the patient with the patient ID “00000003210” in the progress information 50. Therefore, the unconfirmed mark 85 is not displayed in the small icon 82 of “US”, and the small icon 82 of “US” is displayed in the same manner as the small icons 82C of “DR”, “blood”, and “ES”. The Thus, the progress status displayed in the patient list 71 differs depending on each medical staff.

  Reference numeral 86 is an andmore mark displayed when there are six or more types of medical examinations and the number of small icons 82 is six or more, which is the maximum number that can be accommodated in the special icon 81B at a time. When this and more mark 86 is selected with the cursor 75, a small icon 82 that could not fit in the special icon 81B at a time is popped up on the special icon 81B.

  As shown in FIG. 19, the screen editing unit 48 changes the display form of the normal icon 81 </ b> C according to the change in the progress status of the medical process other than the medical examination. Specifically, when the progress status is “Unstarted”, an achromatic white color is used instead of the set chromatic color, as in the normal icon 81CA indicated by the dotted line in the item of the operation agreement form of the patient ID “00000003210”. And the icon border is displayed as a dotted line. When the progress status is “incomplete”, an achromatic gray instead of a set chromatic color, as in the normal icon 81CB with hatching of the preoperative summary of the patient ID “00000003210” and the anesthesia consent form, is displayed. The display color and white characters are displayed. When the progress status is “determined”, it is displayed in the set chromatic color and white characters as in the normal icon 81CC of each normal icon 81CC of the patient ID “01234456789” and the operation application item of the patient ID “00000003210” Let Note that FIG. 19 is a state of FIG. 15 in which the scroll operation in the right direction from the state of FIG. 13 is performed, and each item of the anesthesia consent form and the operation consent form, and the icons 81 arranged on these items are displayed. Is shown.

  When the patients are narrowed down by type, the patient information display field 77 of the patient list 71 displays only the patient information of the narrowed types of patients. Further, the normal icon 81 and the small icon 82 display the progress status of the medical treatment process for the narrowed type of patients. As described above, the patient and the progress status displayed in the patient list 71 differ depending on the type of patient. In a stage before narrowing down the types of patients, a patient list 71 is generated in a state in which each type of patient of “operation determination patient”, “outpatient outpatient”, and “ward inpatient” is mixed.

  Each patient information in the patient information display column 77 can be selected with the cursor 75. When the patient information is selected with the cursor 75, the request issuing unit 42 issues an edit request for the second display screen 15 </ b> B displaying the medical test result and the medical report 26 of the patient whose patient information is selected with the cursor 75. To do. The screen editing information management unit 47 picks up the storage location of various medical data of the patient ID of the patient whose patient information is selected with the cursor 75 from the storage location information 51. The screen editing information management unit 47 accesses the picked-up storage location, acquires medical data necessary for generating the second display screen 15B, and provides the acquired medical data to the screen editing unit 48. The screen editing unit 48 edits the second display screen 15B based on the medical data provided from the screen editing information management unit 47.

  In FIG. 20, the second display screen 15B includes an upper left chart description display section 90, a lower left specimen test result display section 91, an upper center simple X-ray test result display section 92, and a lower center prescription display section 93. The report display unit 94, the electrocardiogram examination result display unit 95 in the upper right part, the ultrasonic examination result display part 96 in the right center part, the endoscopic examination result display part 97 in the lower right part, and the examination history display part 98 in the right part Display units 90 to 98 are provided. That is, the second display screen 15B is a display screen that displays the examination results of various medical examinations and the medical report 26 as detailed information of the medical process.

  Instead of the first display screen 15A, the second display screen 15B is displayed on the display 34B of the client terminal 12 so that it can be switched to the first display screen 15A. Alternatively, it is displayed on the display 34B as a screen different from the first display screen 15A.

  Similarly to the display units 65 to 67 of the first display screen 15A, the display positions, display areas, and display contents of the display units 90 to 98 of the second display screen 15B can be freely customized by the medical staff. Are recorded in the layout data 57. For example, an examination result display part of another medical examination such as a CT examination result display part or an MRI examination result display part, an anesthesia consent form, an operation consent form display part or the like may be additionally provided.

  In the medical record description display unit 90, descriptions such as examination record data of the electronic medical record 24 are displayed in time series by a medical record description display gadget. In the specimen test result display unit 91, the specimen test result display gadget displays the test values, which are the results of the specimen tests such as blood tests and biochemical tests, in time series, and displays a graph showing the change in the test values over time. Is done. The simple X-ray inspection result display unit 92 displays an X-ray image obtained by the simple X-ray inspection by the simple X-ray inspection result display gadget. The prescription display unit 93 displays prescriptions of medication in time series based on the medication order data and treatment record data of the electronic medical record 24 by the prescription display gadget.

  The report display unit 94 displays the medical report 26 using a report display gadget. The electrocardiogram examination result display unit 95 displays an electrocardiogram image obtained by the electrocardiogram examination by an electrocardiogram examination result display gadget. The ultrasonic inspection result display unit 96 displays an ultrasonic image obtained by the ultrasonic inspection by the ultrasonic inspection result display gadget. The endoscopic examination result display unit 97 displays an endoscopic image obtained by the endoscopic examination by the endoscopic examination result display gadget. In the examination history display unit 98, the history of various medical examinations that the patient has received so far is displayed in time series by the examination history display gadget. Each of these gadgets is a kind of a plurality of gadgets included in the viewer software 40. Each of these display units 90 to 98 can be enlarged and displayed in the entire area of the second display screen 15B.

  In FIG. 21, in the examination history display section 98, the history of various medical examinations with new examination dates and times are arranged in order from the top. In the history of various medical examinations, a thumbnail icon 110 of the examination image 25 and a link icon 111 of the medical report 26 are displayed together with the examination date. The history of medical examinations whose progress status is “Unperformed” is not displayed, and of course, the icons 110 and 111 are also not displayed.

  When the thumbnail icon 110 is selected with the cursor 75, the main body of the inspection image 25 is displayed on each inspection result display section. For example, when the thumbnail icon 110 of the X-ray image is selected, the main body of the X-ray image is displayed on the simple X-ray examination result display unit 92. When the link icon 111 is selected with the cursor 75, the main body of the medical report 26 is displayed on the report display unit 94. Instructions for selecting these icons 110 and 111 are also issued from the request issuing unit 42 as editing requests.

  The simple X-ray examination result display unit 92, the ultrasonic examination display unit 96, and the endoscopy examination result display unit 97 of the second display screen 15B that is first displayed when the patient information is selected by the cursor 75 are the latest. Each examination image 25 obtained in each medical examination is displayed. Similarly, the electrocardiogram image obtained by the latest electrocardiogram examination and the medical report 26 are also displayed on the electrocardiogram examination result display unit 95 and the report display unit 94, respectively.

  When an edit request by selecting patient information or an edit request by selecting the link icon 111 is received from the request receiving unit 46, the screen editing information managing unit 47 indicates that the logged-in medical staff has confirmed the medical report 26. If the medical staff's progress status of the examination item of the progress status information 50 is “unconfirmed”, this is changed to “confirmed”.

  Hereinafter, the operation of the above configuration will be described with reference to the flowchart shown in FIG. First, the medical staff activates the viewer software 40 by operating the client terminal 12. By starting the viewer software 40, a GUI control unit 41 and a request issuing unit 42 are constructed in the CPU 32B of the client terminal 12.

  As shown in step S100 of FIG. 22, the medical staff inputs the medical staff ID through the login screen in order to view the first display screen 15A. As a result, the request issuing unit 42 issues a distribution request for the first display screen 15A.

  In the medical assistance server 11, the operation program 45 is activated, and a request receiving unit 46, a screen editing information management unit 47, a screen editing unit 48, and a distribution control unit 49 are constructed in the CPU 32A. Thereby, the medical assistance server 11 functions as a medical assistance device.

  The distribution request issued from the request issuing unit 42 of the client terminal 12 is received by the request receiving unit 46 of the medical assistance server 11 and transferred to the screen editing information management unit 47. The screen editing information management unit 47 picks up screen editing information 16 necessary for generating the first display screen 15A from the screen editing information DB 11A, such as picking up progress information 50 necessary for generating the patient list 71. The screen editing information 16 picked up by the screen editing information management unit 47 is provided to the screen editing unit 48.

  The screen editing unit 48 generates the first display screen 15A based on the screen editing information 16 provided from the screen editing information management unit 47 (step S200). At this time, the display form of the small icon 82 is changed as shown in FIG. 18 by the screen editing unit 48 in accordance with the change in the progress of various medical tests. Further, the display form of the normal icon 81C is changed as shown in FIG. 19 in accordance with a change in the progress status of the medical process other than the medical examination.

  Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 13, the screen editing unit 48 causes at least one of a part of the plurality of items or a part of the plurality of patient information to be a non-display part that does not fit on the first display screen 15A. In this case, a horizontal scroll bar 78 or a vertical scroll bar 79 is provided in the patient list 71. Then, the item number display mark 80A or the patient number display mark 80B is displayed in the patient list 71. The generated first display screen 15A is distributed to the client terminal 12 by the distribution control unit 49 (step S210).

  In the client terminal 12, the first display screen 15A is displayed on the display 34B by the GUI control unit 41 (step S110). The first display screen 15A displays a patient list 71 including a special icon 81B in which a plurality of small icons 82 indicating the progress of various medical tests are arranged.

  As shown in FIG. 13, when at least one of a part of a plurality of items or a part of a plurality of patient information is a non-display part that does not fit on the first display screen 15A, the patient list 71 is displayed. A horizontal scroll bar 78 or a vertical scroll bar 79 is provided, and an item number display mark 80A or a patient number display mark 80B is displayed. The display of the item number display mark 80A and the patient number display mark 80B is turned off when a scroll operation is performed to display the non-display portion.

  Since the items displayed in the item display column 76 and the patients displayed in the patient information display column 77 differ depending on the type of medical staff and the type of patient, the number displayed in each number display mark 80A, 80B. The numbers that indicate are also different depending on the type of medical staff and the type of patient.

  Since the item number display mark 80A indicating the number of items included in the non-display part or the patient number display mark 80B indicating the number of patient information included in the non-display part is displayed in the patient list 71, the medical staff does not display It is possible to grasp the specific amount of the non-display portion such as the number of items included in the portion and the number of patient information. Therefore, the medical staff can predict the specific effort and time required for browsing the patient list, and can browse the patient list without feeling stressed.

  Since the number display marks 80A and 80B are translucent, the display of the icon 81 can be seen through. Further, when the scroll operation for enabling the display of the non-display portion is performed, the display of the number display marks 80A and 80B is erased, so that the number of items included in the non-display portion by the number display marks 80A and 80B After confirming the number of patients whose patient information is included in the display part, the display of the icon 81 is not difficult to see due to the respective number display marks 80A and 80B, and does not obstruct the browsing of the patient list 71.

  With the special icon 81B, the small icons 82 representing the progress of various medical tests can be compactly gathered while the display area of the patient list 71 in the horizontal axis X direction is limited. This prevents the width of the item display field 76 from unnecessarily spreading on the horizontal axis X. Therefore, it is possible to respond to a request from a medical staff who wants to grasp the progress of as many medical treatment processes as possible at the same time without taking as much labor and time as possible.

  Each small icon 82 is an icon representing the progress status of the medical treatment process of the same category as the medical examination. For this reason, the progress status of various medical examinations in the medical treatment process of the same category can be confirmed at a glance by collecting these small icons 82 into one special icon 81B. Compared to the case where icons indicating the progress of various medical tests are scattered in the patient list 71, the progress of various medical tests can be easily grasped, and the progress of various medical tests is improved. To do. Furthermore, since medical examinations include image examinations, specimen examinations, and physiological examinations and have many types, the merit that the progress status can be confirmed at a glance can be further utilized.

  The patient list 71 also displays a normal icon 81C having the same size as the special icon 81B, which indicates the progress of a medical process other than the medical examination. In the normal icon 81C, the date and time when the medical process was performed, the scheduled date and time of the medical process, the type of medical process, the medical staff who is scheduled to perform the medical process, the medical staff who performed the medical process, and the reason why the medical process is interrupted Character information relating to various medical processes such as is displayed. The small icon 82 also displays character information indicating the type of medical examination. Therefore, information regarding the medical care process can be sufficiently transmitted to the medical staff, which can contribute to the efficiency of team medical care.

  Further, the icon 81 may be the only special icon 81B, but in that case, it is difficult to confirm the contents of the medical process, and there is a possibility that grasping of the progress status may be hindered. However, as in the present embodiment, the special icons 81B are limited to those representing the progress status of the medical process of the same category, and the progress statuses of other medical processes are represented by the normal icon 81C, so that the progress status can be grasped as a whole. The patient list 71 can be easily removed.

  The small icon 82 indicates that the medical test is not performed, “not performed”, the medical report 26 is created and the medical test itself has been performed, but the medical report 26 is not confirmed “unconfirmed” ", And each progress status of" confirmed ", which is a state in which the medical report 26 has been confirmed. For example, if the medical staff is a laboratory technician and the progress status indicated by the small icon 82 is “not implemented”, the laboratory technician can be prompted to perform a medical examination promptly. In addition, when the medical staff is a doctor and the progress status indicated by the small icon 82 is “unconfirmed”, the doctor can be prompted to promptly confirm the medical report 26.

  In addition, the normal icon 81C indicates that the medical process is not started, “not started”, the medical process is started but the medical process is not completed, “not completed”, and the medical process is completed. Each progress status of “confirmed”, which is in the state of being, is displayed. As in the case of the small icon 82, when the progress status represented by the normal icon 81C is “not started” and “not completed”, it is possible to prompt the medical staff to promptly execute the medical care process.

  The normal icon 81 </ b> C and the small icon 82 are displayed only for the medical process in which the schedule for execution is registered, and is not displayed when the execution is unnecessary, and the blank icon 83 is displayed. Thereby, a medical process scheduled to be performed and a medical process that does not need to be performed can be understood at a glance, and an error that erroneously executes an unnecessary medical process can be prevented.

  The patient list 71 is generated according to the medical staff, the items displayed in the item display field 76, the patients displayed in the patient information display field 77, and the progress of the medical care process represented by the icon 81 according to the medical staff. Therefore, each medical staff can be surely informed of the progress of the patient's medical care process. Each medical staff can understand what kind of medical care process and preparation should be done after this, and can proceed smoothly.

  The medical staff views the first display screen 15A and confirms the progress of each medical process for each patient. The medical staff operates the patient type switching tab 72 or the like as necessary to further narrow down the patients displayed in the patient list 71 by the type of the patient, or selects each patient information in the patient information display column 77 and selects the patient information. 2 display screen 15B is displayed. When such various screen editing operations are performed (YES in step S120), an editing request is issued from the request issuing unit 42 (step S130).

  The editing request issued from the request issuing unit 42 of the client terminal 12 is received by the request receiving unit 46 of the medical assistance server 11 and transferred to the screen editing information management unit 47. The screen editing information management unit 47 picks up the screen editing information 16 necessary for screen editing from the screen editing information DB 11A. The screen editing information 16 picked up by the screen editing information management unit 47 is provided to the screen editing unit 48.

  Based on the screen editing information 16 from the screen editing information management unit 47, the screen editing unit 48 performs screen editing (S220). When the editing request from the request receiving unit 46 is, for example, an editing request for the second display screen 15B, the second display screen 15B is edited based on various medical data provided from the screen editing information management unit 47. The The first display screen 15A or the second display screen 15B after editing is distributed to the client terminal 12 by the distribution control unit 49 (step S230).

  In the client terminal 12, the GUI control unit 41 displays the edited first display screen 15A or second display screen 15B on the display 34B (step S140). Each medical staff can confirm the medical report 26 which is a test result of each medical examination and a medical examination result report at a time by browsing the second display screen 15B. In addition, when the progress status of the medical staff in the examination item of the progress status information 50 is “unconfirmed” by viewing the second display screen 15B, the screen editing information management unit 47 changes it to “confirmed”. The

  When the editing request from the request receiving unit 46 is an editing request for narrowing down the patients displayed in the patient list 71 by the patient type, the patient list 71 corresponding to the patient type is generated. The patient list 71 is generated in which the items displayed in the item display column 76, the patients displayed in the patient information display column 77, and the progress of the medical care process represented by the icon 81 differ depending on the type of patient. It is possible to smoothly grasp the progress of the medical treatment process according to the type of patient.

  The client terminal 12 repeats the above steps S120 to S140 while the medical staff is not instructed to log out (NO in step S150). Similarly, the medical assistance server 11 also repeats the above steps S220 and S230 while the logout instruction is not accepted by the request accepting unit 46 (NO in step S240).

  Although FIG. 22 shows the processing procedure of one client terminal 12 and the medical support server 11, in reality, the medical support server 11 accepts distribution requests and editing requests from a plurality of client terminals 12, and The first display screen 15A for the client terminal 12 is generated, the first display screen 15A and the second display screen 15B are edited, and the first display screen 15A and the second display screen 15B are distributed in parallel.

  Note that the number display marks are not limited to the number display marks 80A and 80B having the shape of a triangular arrow indicating the direction in which the non-display portion of the above embodiment exists. For example, an item number display mark 120A and a patient number display mark 120B shown in FIG. 23 have an elliptical shape surrounding the number indicating the number of cases, and indicate the direction in which the non-display portion exists separately from the number display marks 120A and 120B. Arrows 121A and 121B may be displayed. Each number display mark 120A, 120B is superimposed on the icon 81 and displayed in semi-transparent and achromatic gray, like the number display marks 80A, 80B.

  Alternatively, instead of displaying the number indicating the number in the mark, only the number indicating the number without the mark may be displayed. You may make it stand out by blinking a mark or the number of cases. Alternatively, the mark may be circular, and the direction in which the non-display portion exists may be indicated at the position of the number displayed in the mark. In short, it is only necessary to know the number of cases included in the non-display portion, and the way of displaying the number is not limited to the above embodiment.

  In the above embodiment, the number display marks 80A and 80B are displayed on the patient list 71, and the number of cases included in the non-display portion in the patient list 71 is displayed. The number of cases included may be displayed. For example, the floating map 125 shown in FIG. 24 may be provided separately from the patient list 71, and the number display marks 80A and 80B may be displayed in the floating map 125.

  The floating map 125 simply represents the display part and non-display part of the patient list 71. The floating map 125 includes a plurality of frames 126 indicated by dotted lines and a current display frame 127 indicated by solid lines. In the frame 126, all items in the item display column 76 of the patient list 71 are arranged along the horizontal axis X, and more than ten pieces of patient information in the patient information display column 77 are arranged along the vertical axis Y. Are lined up. The current display frame 127 indicates the part currently displayed on the first display screen 15A, that is, the display part, among the items in the item display field 76 of the patient list 71 and the patient information in the patient information display field 77. It is. The area other than the area currently surrounded by the display frame 127 is a non-display part, and the number display marks 80A and 80B are arranged in the area indicating the non-display part.

  In FIG. 24, similarly to the case of FIG. 13, the two items on the right side of the eight items are non-display parts, and the patient information of 10 patients in the display order 1 to 10 is displayed. The case where the patient information of a patient is a non-display part is shown. Therefore, the current display frame 127 has a left side and an upper side that correspond to the left side and the upper side of the floating map 125, respectively, and surrounds the six frames 126 connected to the horizontal axis X and the ten frames 126 connected to the vertical axis Y. Become.

  The current display frame 127 can be moved and operated within the floating map 125 with the cursor 75. When the current display frame 127 is moved with the cursor 75, the display of the patient list 71 is switched in conjunction with this. For example, as shown in FIG. 25, when the current display frame 127 is moved to the right by two frames 126 along the horizontal axis X, it is the same as when the rightward scroll operation is performed from the state of FIG. In addition, the two items on the right side, which are non-displayed parts in FIG. 24, and the icons 81 arranged on these items are displayed on the first display screen 15A. That is, the movement operation of the current display frame 127 is a kind of scroll operation, like the operations of the sliders 78A and 79A, the arrow buttons 78B and 79B, and the rotation operation of the mouse wheel button. When a scroll operation is performed to display such a non-display portion, the number of display marks 80A and 80B are turned off as shown in FIG. 25, as in the above embodiment.

  For example, as shown in FIG. 26, the floating map 125 is displayed superimposed on the lower right portion of the patient list 71. Note that the floating map 125 may be superimposed and displayed on the schedule display unit 65 and the mail display unit 66. Further, the display / non-display of the floating map 125 may be switched.

  The display of the floating map 125 allows the medical staff to roughly grasp the amount of the display portion and the non-display portion, and further to grasp the specific amount of the non-display portion by displaying the number display marks 80A and 80B. can do.

  In the above embodiment, when the scroll operation for enabling the display of the non-display portion is performed, the display of the number display marks 80A and 80B is turned off. However, when the scroll operation for enabling the display of the non-display portion is performed. However, the number display marks 80A and 80B may remain displayed.

  In this case, in the state where the scroll operation in the right direction is performed from the state of FIG. 13 and each item of the anesthesia consent form and the operation consent form, and the icon 81 arranged on these items are displayed, the above-described embodiment. Unlike FIG. 15 in which the display of the respective number display marks 80A and 80B is erased, the respective number display marks 80A and 80B are superimposed on the patient list 71 as shown in FIG. However, in this case, since the hospitalization reservation and disease name items existing on the left side of the patient list 71 and the icons 81 arranged on these items are not displayed, the item number display mark 80A is displayed on the left side of the patient list 71. It is displayed in the center and has the shape of an arrow pointing to the left side.

  Note that the number display marks 80A and 80B on the floating map 125 shown in FIG. 24 may remain displayed even when a scroll operation for enabling display of the non-display portion is performed. Further, both the number display marks 80A and 80B are superimposed on the patient list 71 shown in FIG. 13 and the number display marks 80A and 80B are superimposed on the floating map 125 shown in FIG. When a scroll operation for enabling display of the display part is performed, the display of the number display marks 80A and 80B on the patient list 71 is erased, and the display of the number display marks 80A and 80B on the floating map 125 may be left. .

  The progress status represented by the normal icon 81C is not limited to the three types of “not yet started”, “incomplete”, and “confirmed” in the above embodiment. Similarly, the progress status represented by the small icon 82 is not limited to the three types of “not yet performed”, “unconfirmed”, and “confirmed” in the above embodiment. For example, “uncompleted” has some kind of trouble, such as when another disease is found and the medical treatment process is interrupted by the countermeasure, like the preoperative summary item of the patient ID “00000003210” in FIG. There are cases where there is no particular obstacle, such as when it is unavoidable that it has been interrupted and when it is simply waiting for submission of a surgical consent form. For this reason, the progress status of “incomplete” may be divided into “interruption” in the case where there is some trouble and suspending, and “waiting” in the case where there is no particular trouble.

  As the progress status represented by the small icon 82, the above “unexecuted”, “unconfirmed”, and “confirmed” are “inspected”, “order confirmation” in step S 11 in FIG. "Ongoing" may be added. Further, the period from the inspection result increase in step S14 in FIG. 8 to the report increase in step S16 is set to “report is being created”, or after the inspection result increase in step S14 in FIG. 8 to before the report generation in step S15. The period may be “image unconfirmed”.

  Furthermore, the progress status represented by the small icons 82 may be changed according to the type of medical staff, and the progress status display may be made different for each medical staff. For example, in FIG. 28, in the case of a doctor who issues an order, as shown in the upper part, the period from the order issuance in step S10 to the order confirmation in step S11 is “not implemented”, and after the order confirmation in step S11, step S14. The period before the inspection result up to “Simple”, the period after the inspection result up in Step S14 to the time before the report up in Step S16 is “Creating report”, and the report confirmation in Step S16 after the report up in Step S16 The previous period is “unconfirmed”, and the period after the report confirmation in step S17 is “confirmed”.

  On the other hand, in the case of an interpreting doctor who creates the medical report 26, “unexecuted” and “in progress” are the same as those of the doctor, and the period from the test result improvement in step S14 to before the report generation in step S15 is “image not confirmed The period after the report creation in step S15 is “confirmed”. In this way, by changing the progress status represented by the small icon 82 according to the type of medical staff, it is possible to display a detailed progress status suitable for each medical staff. The progress status represented by the normal icon 81C may also be changed according to the type of medical staff.

  In the above embodiment, the special icon 81B having the small icons 82 representing the progress status of the medical process of the same category as the medical examination is illustrated, but the plurality of small icons 82 included in one special icon 81B are not necessarily in the same category. It does not have to indicate the progress of a plurality of medical care processes. However, if the small icon 82 does not represent the progress status of a plurality of medical care processes of the same category, the display of the progress status is difficult to understand because the small icons 82 are not related to each other. The plurality of small icons 82 included preferably represent the progress status of a plurality of medical treatment processes in the same category.

  In addition, as another example of the medical treatment process of the same category, both medical treatment processes of the anesthesia consent form and the operation consent form can be cited. Moreover, the medical treatment process which measures several vital signs, such as a patient's heartbeat, a pulse, blood pressure, body temperature, may be sufficient.

  In the above embodiment, when each patient information in the patient information display column 77 is selected with the cursor 75, the second display screen 15B is displayed. However, the normal icon 81C and the small icon 82 can be selected with the cursor 75. The second display screen 15B may be displayed when the normal icon 81C or the small icon 82 is selected.

  Medical staff may include doctors, laboratory technicians, nurses, and registered dietitians, physical therapists to assist with patient rehabilitation, and pharmacists who dispense drugs and provide patient medication guidance. . In addition, as illustrated in FIG. 28, the doctor is further divided into a doctor who examines the patient and a radiological doctor who creates the medical report 26, and the examination engineer is further divided into a radiological examination engineer and an ultrasonic examination engineer. The types of medical staff may be subdivided according to the situation.

  In the above embodiment, the items displayed in the patient list 71, the patient identification information, and the progress are made different according to the patient and the medical process each medical staff is in charge of. At least one of the patient identification information and the progress may be made different. Moreover, although the item displayed on the patient list 71, patient identification information, and a progress status are varied according to the type of each patient, at least one of the displayed item, the patient identification information, or the progress status is displayed. One may be different.

  The medical examination showing the progress status with the small icon 82 may be at least one of these, not all examinations of image examination, specimen examination, and physiological examination. In addition, “home care patient” who is receiving home care may be added to the type of patient.

  In the above embodiment, the patient list 71 in which the icons 81 are arranged in a matrix is illustrated, but the present invention may be applied to a patient list in which character information regarding each medical process is listed instead of the icons 81.

  In the above embodiment, the medical assistance device of the present invention has been described in the form of the medical assistance server 11 that delivers the first display screen 15A to the client terminal 12 in response to the delivery request. However, as shown in FIG. 12 may function as a medical assistance device. In FIG. 29, the same reference numerals are used for portions common to the above-described embodiment, and description thereof is omitted.

  The difference between the case of FIG. 29 and the above embodiment is that the operation program 45 is stored in the storage device 30B of the client terminal 12, and the CPU 32B of the client terminal 12 executes the operation program 45 so that the CPU 32B edits the screen. It functions as the information management unit 47 and the screen editing unit 48, and stores the screen editing information 16 in the storage device 30B.

  In this case, the request issuing unit 42 issues various processing requests to the screen editing information management unit 47. The screen editing information management unit 47 directly accesses the server group 13 to acquire medical data, and updates the progress status information 50 and the storage location information 51 in the storage device 30B based on the acquired medical data.

  The screen editing unit 48 generates the first display screen 15A based on the screen editing information 16 in the storage device 30B, and delivers this to the GUI control unit 41. The GUI control unit 41 displays the first display screen 15A on the display 34B. The screen editing unit 48 edits the display contents of the first display screen 15A and the second display screen 15B based on the editing request issued by the request issuing unit 42. As described above, the medical assistance device is not limited to the medical assistance server 11 according to the above-described embodiment, but may be performed by the client terminal 12 as illustrated in FIG.

  In the above embodiment, the screen editing information management unit 47 periodically issues a medical data acquisition request to the server group 13 and acquires the medical data transmitted from the server group 13 in response to this acquisition request. However, the present invention is not limited to this. The screen editing information management unit 47 may issue a medical data acquisition request at the timing of generating and editing the first display screen 15A and the second display screen 15B. In this case, the medical assistance server 11 does not need to have the screen editing information DB 11A, and generates the progress information 50 and the storage location information 51 of the screen editing information 16 every time medical data transmitted from the server group 13 is acquired. . Further, instead of issuing an acquisition request from the screen editing information management unit 47, for example, when the medical data is updated, the updated medical data may be automatically transmitted from the server group 13.

  Further, for example, the medical support server 11 is responsible for some of the functions of the medical support device such that the first display screen 15A is generated by the medical support server 11 and the editing is performed by the client terminal 12. A form in which the client terminal 12 is responsible for another part may be employed. In this case, a computer system including the client terminal 12 and the medical assistance server 11 functions as a medical assistance system. Thus, the medical care support apparatus and medical care support system of this invention are realizable in various aspects.

  The hardware configuration of the computer system such as the medical assistance server 11 and the client terminal 12 can be variously modified. For example, for the purpose of improving processing capability and reliability, the medical assistance server 11 can be configured by a plurality of server computers separated as hardware. As described above, the hardware configuration of the computer system can be appropriately changed according to required performance such as processing capability, safety, and reliability.

  Furthermore, not only the hardware but also the application program such as the operation program 45 can be duplicated or distributed and stored in a plurality of storage devices for the purpose of ensuring safety and reliability. is there.

  In the above embodiment, the medical support server 11 and the client terminal 12 are described as being used in one medical facility. For example, one medical support server 11 is installed in a data center outside the medical facility. Then, an application service such as a data distribution service of the medical assistance server 11 may be used by the client terminals 12 of a plurality of medical facilities.

  In this case, the medical assistance server 11 is communicably connected to client terminals 12 installed in a plurality of medical facilities via a WAN (Wide Area Network) such as the Internet or a public communication network. Then, the medical assistance server 11 receives processing requests from the client terminals 12 of a plurality of medical facilities and provides application services such as distribution of the first display screen 15A to each client terminal.

  The installation location and operating entity of the data center and the medical support server 11 may be, for example, one of a plurality of medical facilities, or may be an independent service company different from the medical facilities. In addition, when using a WAN such as a network, in consideration of information security, construct a VPN (Virtual Private Network) or use a communication protocol with a high security level such as HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure). Is preferred.

  The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and it is needless to say that various configurations can be adopted without departing from the gist of the present invention. Further, the above-described various embodiments and various modifications can be appropriately combined. Further, the present invention extends to a storage medium for storing a program in addition to the program.

10 Medical Support System 11 Medical Support Server (Medical Support Device)
12 Client terminal 14 Network 15A First display screen (display screen)
15B Second display screen 30 Storage device 32 CPU
34 Display 45 Operation program 48 Screen editor (screen generator, screen display controller)
71 Patient list 78 Horizontal scroll bar 79 Vertical scroll bar 80A, 120A Item count display mark 80B, 120B Patient count display mark 81B Special icon 81C Normal icon 82 Small icon 125 Floating map

Claims (14)

A plurality of items for each patient are arranged in a two-dimensional area composed of an item arrangement axis on which a plurality of items relating to patient medical care are arranged and a patient identification information arrangement axis on which patient identification information for identifying the plurality of patients is arranged. A screen generation unit for generating a display screen having a patient list representing the content of the item;
When at least one of a part of the plurality of items or a part of the plurality of patient identification information is a non-display part that does not fit on the display screen, the non-display part can be displayed by a scroll operation. A screen display control unit,
And a screen display control unit that displays on the display screen at least one of the number of items included in the non-display portion or the number of patient identification information included in the non-display portion. Support device.   The medical assistance device according to claim 1, wherein the number of cases is displayed translucently on the patient list.   The medical assistance device according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the display of the number of cases disappears by the scroll operation.   The medical assistance device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the number of cases is displayed in a mark indicating that the non-display portion exists.   The medical support apparatus according to claim 4, wherein the mark has an arrow shape indicating a direction in which the non-display portion exists.   The medical support apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the item includes an item of a medical process performed by a medical staff on the patient. In the patient list, icons representing the contents of the items are arranged in a matrix,
The medical support apparatus according to claim 6, wherein the icon is displayed only for the medical process in which an execution schedule is registered.   The medical support apparatus according to claim 7, wherein the icon represents a progress status of the medical treatment process, and a display form of the icon changes according to a change in the progress status. The patient list for each medical staff is generated,
The patient list is characterized in that at least one of the displayed item, the patient identification information, or the progress status differs depending on the patient each medical staff is in charge of and the medical process. The medical assistance device according to claim 8. The patient list for each patient type is generated,
The medical support according to claim 8 or 9, wherein at least one of the displayed items, the patient identification information, and the progress status of the patient list differs depending on the type of each patient. apparatus.   The medical support device according to claim 10, wherein the type of each patient includes a surgery-decided patient determined by surgery, an outpatient who is outpatient, or a hospital ward who is hospitalized in a ward. A plurality of items for each patient are arranged in a two-dimensional area composed of an item arrangement axis on which a plurality of items relating to patient medical care are arranged and a patient identification information arrangement axis on which patient identification information for identifying the plurality of patients is arranged. A screen generation step of generating a display screen having a patient list representing the content of the item;
When at least one of a part of the plurality of items or a part of the plurality of patient identification information is a non-display part that does not fit on the display screen, the non-display part can be displayed by a scroll operation. Screen display control step
A screen display control step of displaying on the display screen at least one of the number of items included in the non-display part or the number of patient identification information included in the non-display part. A method of operating the support device. A plurality of items for each patient are arranged in a two-dimensional area composed of an item arrangement axis on which a plurality of items relating to patient medical care are arranged and a patient identification information arrangement axis on which patient identification information for identifying the plurality of patients is arranged. A screen generation function for generating a display screen having a patient list representing the content of the item;
When at least one of a part of the plurality of items or a part of the plurality of patient identification information is a non-display part that does not fit on the display screen, the non-display part can be displayed by a scroll operation. Screen display control function
Causing a computer to execute a screen display control function for displaying at least one of the number of items included in the non-display portion or the number of patient identification information included in the non-display portion on the display screen. An operating program of the medical assistance device characterized. A medical assistance system comprising a medical assistance device, a client terminal, and a network that connects these devices so that they can communicate with each other,
A plurality of items for each patient are arranged in a two-dimensional area composed of an item arrangement axis on which a plurality of items relating to patient medical care are arranged and a patient identification information arrangement axis on which patient identification information for identifying the plurality of patients is arranged. A screen generation unit for generating a display screen having a patient list representing the content of the item;
When at least one of a part of the plurality of items or a part of the plurality of patient identification information is a non-display part that does not fit on the display screen, the non-display part can be displayed by a scroll operation. A screen display control unit,
And a screen display control unit that displays on the display screen at least one of the number of items included in the non-display portion or the number of patient identification information included in the non-display portion. Support system.

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